Ecclesial University
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Just War: The Restraint of Force in the Use of Force in the Restraint of Evil
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Christus Victor: The Meaning of the Cross for Contemporary Christians
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From Alpha to Omega: Christian Universalism and the Politics of Empire
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Burning Hearts and Open Eyes: A Seminar with the Stranger on the Emmaus Road
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Everyone Seasoned with Fire, Every Sacrifice with Salt
We often associate priesthood with the classical catholic account, which is hard to reconcile with more protestant leanings. On the other hand, our culture is unremittingly functional, and offers a job-description that sucks out all the mystery. Is there a third way to see priestly calling? And why should it matter to the rest of us? And what might it offer to the church in its contemporary challenges?
This public lecture was one of a series for the Ecclesial University Project, in association with Wycliffe College (Toronto), and St. John’s College (Winnipeg)